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A. Sl'OONER Publishers. l'UULISIIKI) DAILY S7 PULTOX-STREKT. mm: cunts veh THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1311. COAL YARDS.

I'Mltou foal 1 aid. rplIE subscriber offers fur sale, Peach Orchard, J. Lrliigh, Lackawanna, Liverpool, New Castle and Virgina COALS, from yards or vessel, at the lowest prices. b3 1-4 Wall street, (10 Cherry street, S77 Wa ter street, Rivington and Norlolk, N. Y.

Robert bailey, Fulton Coal Yard, 7 Water street, near the Ful-on Ferry, Brooklyn. Henhv Wilson, Agent, 102 Nassau street. Any. 5 3m GREAT REDUCTIOXin PRICE OF COAL, C'oai-Vai-d. ADAMS, CORNER OF WATER-STREET.

MMIE subscrilicn respectfully inform the nub JL lie and their friends, that they have just opened a Conl-Yard under the above title whe they will he happy to supply them with PEACH UHUHAKD nnd other Coals of the best qunlity, upon a reasonable terms ns can be had either in this city, or the city of New-Yoik. From the Yard. Best Peach Orchard, broken and 25 ...5 2" ...5 00 ..4 75 do do di do do do do From the Hunt. do broken and egg. do stove 1 75 do nut 4 50 GEORGE P.

NELIGlf. July 26 tf J. G. YATES. Coal.

CUMMER PRICES. The Subscriber has re duced he price of his Peach Orchard CYal. to the following mv rates. From Vessel, Broken and Egg Sizes $4 75 dt livered. From Yard, Broken and Eg? Sizes $5 25 delivered.

AI.o, Lehigh, Sydney and other Conls, at Union Cial Yard, cor. Adams and York sts. Brooklyn. m2-ly JAMES ANNETT. May 2nd, 1841.

CUMMER PRICES. The subscribers have reduced the price of their Peach Orchard Coal to the following low rates From vess.l, Broken and Egg sizes. $4 75 delivered. From the Yard, Broken and Egg sizes, $5 25 delivered. Alsi on hand, White Ash, Schuylkill, (adapted for stoves and cooking ranges,) and Liverpool Orrel Coal, of the first qualiiy.

Apply to R. R. STORY, Agent, 25 Fulton street. S. B.

REEVE, Co. Brooklyn, Mny 1, 1844. ml Coal! Conll! SALEM Vein, Red Ash, Peach Orchard COAL, admitted to be the best Coal that is mined, and no other Red Ash Coal sold at this yard, warranted pure, comes direct from the mines in flick ers, for sale at the old yard, corner of Pearl and Plymouth streets. Also, genuine Lehigh Coal, no white Ash Schuylkill Coal sold for Lehigh. Early morning customers can leave their orders with James L.

Moore, No. 35 Fulton street. Later ones may take their choice of J. Moore or the Long-Island Insurance Company, corner Front and Fulton streets. Nov.

17 3iawtf N. R. VAN BRUNT. (lf Coal. The Delaware nnd Hudson Canal are receiving Lackawanna Coal, fresh from the mines at their Yaids No.

13 Adams street between Water and Plymouth streets, nnd corner of State and Furinan Brooklyn, which they efler to their customers nnd the public at the following prices, free of cartage: Egg and Bioken $5 00 per ton. Stove 5 00 Lump 4 50 Nut 4 50 Pea 3 25 Nov. 9 tf Coal Coal THE subscriber has constantly for sale, Peach Orchard, Schuylkill, Liverpool, Newcastle and Virgi in COAL of the best quality, nnd at the lowest market price, nt the Fulton Coal Yard, No. 7 Water street, near the Fulton Ferry. ROBEHT BAILEY.

N. B. All orders left nt the Yard, or at WM. STILL'S Coal fTice, No. 58 Atlantic stree will be promptly attended to.

Nov. 8 tf Coal! AT the Fulton Ccal Yard, adjoining the Fulton Ferry. The subscriber has constantly nn hand Peach Orchard Coal of the very bestqual- which he will sell from Boat or Yard at the following low prices tree ol cartage. From Yard Small Nut $1 00 Large Nut or Stove 5 25 Broken or Egg 5 50 From Boat Large Nut or Stove 4 75 Broken or 5 00 Lackawanna, nil sizes, $4 50. Lehigh do.4 76 Also, Liverpoc Virginia and at the lowest market prices.

septl8 if ROBERT BAUEY. Loan, Laud and ieuei-al A orricc. Corner of FRONT and J.1MES Rroeklyn. rpHE undersigned hnve opened an office at Hie aliove place, where they will attend to Letting, Leasing, or Sell ng Houses, Store, Vacant Lots, Farms. Western Lands, or any other kind of Property situated in the United States.

They will also Superintend the ERECTION OF BUILDINGS in this city, one of the partners having been engaged in that business for fifteen years. They will also attend the Col lection r.f Rents and Debts of every kind, and the sale of Real Estate at Auction otherwise, and 'o the Drawing of Bonds Mortgages Deeds, and all other business connected with their office. For capability or responsibility they would refer to Rev. E. M.

Johnson, Brooklyn; Rev. W. L. Johnson. Jamaica; Hon.

loseph Spraroe, Mayor of Brooklyn; Hon. N. B. Morse, Brooklyn Hon. John Dikeman, Brooklyn; Rev.

SamnrlR. Johnson, Lifavette, Indiana; Ex Governor Junes Gordon, Marsh ill Michigan: Hon. Whiting, Genera, X. Y. RALPH MALBOXT, ItAMEL McCARTY, Year of c.

A RPHITECT. 79 JtTciaii'f Exchange, JV.I XI. Designs furnished for Mansions.Villasnnd Cotlnees. in the Grecian. Italinn.

English Gothic and Elizabelhian Styles of An hit. cture, adapted to the intended location, and to the contemplated expenditure. Also Monuments and Vault Fronts for cemeteries. June 13, 1844. jl3dJm itlrs.

C. If, S. IIAWI, ryOl'LD rrspeclfully iolbrm her numerous friends and patrons, that having REMOVED her Rooms to 93 Fulton street, she is now prepared to receive orders in M1LL1ER or DRESS-MJ1K1XG. in the most fiishi An assortment of fashionable Hats. always on hand.

Also, Ribbons, French Flowers, ID' Two Apprentices wanted to the Dress-making business. C. H. S. HAWES, l'inno Forte Tuner, Repairer, tc.

New and second band Piano Fortes for sale or hire. No. 93 Fulton street, directly opposite Henry street, Brooklyn. May 29 If C2IKAI KOXM.TS! MISSES WHITE respectfully return thanks to the Ladies of Bruoklyn, nnd the public in general, for the liberal support they have received during their residence in this city, a assure them thalnoth ng shall be wanting on their part to ensure a continuance of their support. The would also inform their friends and the public in general, that they keep on hnnd a good assortment of Tuscan, Slrnw and Silk BONNETS which they are determined to sell lower than they can be bought in Brooklyn or New-York.

Good Silk Bonnets from the low price of 7s. upwards, and other Bonnets in proportion. ID" Ladies' Bonnets cleaned, altered and dyed in a superior manner, at 22 High street, Brook lyn. Nov. 4 ly Hook Hinder v.

TTTTLLIAM S. BARBER, respectfully informs the citizi ns of Brooklyn, and the publ generally, that he lias taken the Bindery hereto fore owned by Samuel Jarvis, 130 rulton street. where all orders in his line will be gladly received and attended to with punctuality nnd despatch. All kinds of Fancy nnd Plain Binding will be ex ecutid to order. Blank Work, in all its var ety, done in the neatest and most durable manner.

Having been engaged in the business f.ir many years, he hopes from a praot cal knowledge there- ol, to live general satisfaction, as no exertions will be spared to effect that object. W. S. Brooklyn, July 19 tf STOVFS! THE NEW Kitchen Companion COOKING STOVES, with concave and convex bottom Oven Plate. The advantage of thisSlovc is, that the bottom plate of the oven can expand and contract without danger of breaking.

It is also an excellent slovc'lbr bal ing, boiling, For sale only hy GEORGE A. PHILIP, Aug. 23 tf 83 Fulton street, Brooklyn. DR. RUSH'S INFALLIBLE II A I.

11 I TWELVE AND A HALF A BOX. The proprietor of this invaluable legacy of a fifcat man, has for some time failed to present Hum to the public in an advertisement. The reason is a plain one. So much has their use given satisfaction, and so strongly have they been recom mended one to another, that it has been utterly impossible to supply the demand, both here and for country agents. During the present month, more than two hundred gross, or any li i Ii 11 si a ci 1 IS si have been sold in this city nnd vicinity, and supplied to Agents throughout the I'nittd States and many deis have been on hand weeks before they could be filled.

In fact, it needs not I lis spirit of prophecy to foretell the day when the only Pill in use will be that invented by the im. mortal Dr. Bi.njamin Rush, the greatest physician America ever raw. II II A I. II II, I have cured where cure seemed well nigh impos sihle; they have restored to pel feet health hnn-dieds who had long languished on beds of pain they have operated l.kc a charm whrn a 1 othir medicines failed even to allord rebel they hae given comfort to the afflicted, and hoi to the despairing; they have removed the ills of the young, and given back youth to the aged.

Indeed they seem to ssess the properties ntcribed by the alchymisls of former days to that Elixir, that SoVKRFKiN Balm, that conqueror of infir mities, to discover which they passed long days and weary nights of labor and study. IX Sold at the Principal Office, 30 Ann Street, New York, wholesale and retail, hy H. G. DAGGERS, General Ancnl lor the United St.itis, to whom all orders should be addressed, post.pnid. To insure against counterfeits, the label ful each box, and 'he outside wrapper, are splcndiillt engraved by Dnrand Co.

on steel with a fat simile of Dr. Hush's signature on each box, and the Agent's name 11 the outside label. AGENTS. H. Grren, fS 1-2 Fulton st, Brooklyn.

Thos. Dallon, Ififl Yoik st, Wells Simons, Druggist, II 1-2 Fulton st. Prooklvn. iys, 139 Fulton street, HiooI.Mn. And for sileat all the ri sprclalde Rink, Pen odical and Medicine Smres throughout the coun rv.

Agents wanted Terms t'ah. Hi. ISCt. to I.oatt fXS Improved pretty in It.et ny Brooklyn. Fnnu re i H.e nn who continues to innre proper-y aiir.i iivor-ablr terms as iot jn.tinirioB in the City of New 1 1 Yoik.

an Mi'o-iis a sf ire of the patronage of his and tie Lire renrallv. J. E. I MiEKHILL, No. 40 rulton-sireet.

pa 10 Brooklyn. Hoarding IIonM. IJFKSOV fii aceronnvviatrd with ii a healtVy part of the city, at I.ir Row, on I niton and Wilioughi sf', near the ProcLIyn Ca des. an- if Irnwiiis Paner OF various nr, -t d.rl-rrri ji.litM. attae ftttwoar More.

No. i7 ful to Publication XXXV. No. 1121. Csibinet Warehouse.

A DREW OAKS respectfully informs the In-l hubitnnts of the city of Brookljn, and its vicinity, that he has established himself at No. 140; Fulton-street, opposite High-street, in said city where will be kept nt all times a large and superior nssorlment of Bureaus, Tables, Curled and Plain Maple Bedsteads, ready made Mahogany, Cheny, and Bilstead Coffins, together with all mcessary appendages for funerals. Hearses, with competent persons to take charge of them; mnv be had at all times. B.ooklyn, April 23 2awll Iiiscsiioit; Invention. THE FUCRATOK, OR TEMPERATURE REGULATOR an in-trument for regulating the temperature of any room, or place heated by stoves or furnaces, which pomises to be of the greatest service and utility.

The subscriber having purchased the patent right for the obove in strument, presents it to the public with the full conviction that it will command the attrn'ion of all who may Acquaint themselves with the mode and effects of its operation. By the use of the Eucrator, rooms in which stoves are used, may: without the least trouble, be kept nt any desired temperature, and thus the great objection to the use of stoves, be obviated, nnd a regular, pleasant temperature be gained heath as well as comfort will be secured i and these are considerations which should induce all to satisfy themselves of its utility, and the benefits which it promises to confer. In regard to fuel, it may he safely stated when wood is used, that on an average, not more than half the ur-ual quantity will be consumed, when one of these instruments is in operation where con is used it will not make quite so great a difference. The instrument is exceedingly simple in its ronstmclion, nnd entirely accurate irt its movements. Heretofore the great difficulty has been to secure an even temperature in places warmed by stoves, and great inconvenience has been suffered by the alterations from too hot" to too colli," and this fluctuating temperature but too often produces bad colds, this objection is entirely obviated by the invention referred 10, it can be adjusted so that any desired temperature can be obtained and constantly preserved without trouble or difficulty.

He has only to say farther; that those wh see the instrument and its operations, will not hesitate to acknowledge all thai has been claimed for it. Manufactured and for sale onlv hy the subscriber, GEORGE A. PHILIP, Feb. 27, 1844. tfd 83 Fullon-St.

Brooklyn. (old and Silver Spectacle MANUFACTORY, 99 Fulton street, Brooklyn, L. I. The subscriber would respectfully call the attention of the citizens of Brooklyn and Lung Island generally, to Ihe fact that he is the only manufacturer of Gold and Silver Spectacles' in Brooklyn, and that he warrants all Spectacles made in his establishment lobe of the best quality of gold or silver, and the workmanship unsurpassed. The glasses used are of a far better quality, thnn will he found generally nt any other store either in New-York or Brooklyn.

He flatters himself that having had fifteen years experience in the manufacture and adaptation of Spectacles, he can adjust them to suit every mere defect if vision. He will nfl'ord persons desirous of suiting themselves with Glasses, eveiy facility in bis power, and hopes by attending strictly to this branch of his business to merit the confidence of the community. Prices of Gold Specs, (light) $7 50 to JO SO (heavy) 10 50 to 20 00 Silver Specs 1 50 to 3 0 Gold hand Specs 7 00 to 8 00 Gold plated Eye glasses, 2 50 to 4 00 All of the above articles are warranted to be in every respect as represented. Glasses changed and new ones fitted to old frames. Jan.

29 tf O. C. FORSYTH, Optician. Perfumery Perfimierv THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and the public in general that he has recently greatly enlarged bis slock of goods, among which are the lollowing Toilet Soaps of diff erent qualities. Shaving Soaps and Creams of the most ed kinds.

Cologne Waters, French, German American. Lavender Waters, rlain, Slocks, Ambrosial Lnvender, Collars, Dress Fronts, Scarf's, Handkerchiefs, Cravats of alldescrip. Yiolins and String, Guitar do Yiolineello do Dominos, dice A cards Razors, Penknives, te. Amber do Extract de Lavende, Patchalin, Extract Pink, do Rase, do Lemon, Toilet Powders. do boxes nnd puffs, Penrl Powders, Vreemble Rouge, Hair Brushes, Shoe do Tooth do Flesh do Razor Snaps, Combs of kinds, Pomade do do Cloth Blushes, Table do Sc.

4.e. CHAS. J. JO.NES, 49 Fulion street Comb do oct2 if FR. CHARLES A.

YAN ZANDT'S I (ii a Ii A A I i IS i 1 1 i J'LLS. "pHIS newly compounded medicine scarcely nenU adiertising to recommend it, as the demand has I een great within a short time, that lam orders at home and abroad, cannot be srippliid. These pills were compound. from actual iipennients, during Ihe period that Dr. Van Zandt as acting as one of the Health Officers for the Tort of New York, and all who have taken them, have been almost immediately bene fitted.

JWcdicine or this kind, so much reeded, and compounded I a scientific phisirian, and made under his immediate sunerintndan- e. is a blessing indeed, and any person ill be ovin-ced of iheir efficacy by one single trial, arcoidirf to directions. They are singularly I rnrfirial in all disese connected With the liver, and ih.it without deviation from ord.nary hahi s. They air invalnal le in easfs of Indise-ticn, iHvalary, Worirs, Jaundice, Pleurisy. was I l'jpepia, Khrs-realism.

Gout. Dropsy, Yrriiro, Co. tiveness, or any irrecular.ty tf the hovels, females are uch fined ly them. They a'o dot debilitate tie sistim, as snany pills will, bat rath.r strentif'B tk'a otherwise. They a's have a Urilfr.n 10 reef then Ihe appetite.

Tf'e IVctor as in P'cssioa a nua.brr of Ihe mot rciOI s.enalures from erica I en and Iheir food qual.tirs. Let nt pr'Mi is atl'icted With the aboie naiced ji.r try tfcrtn, and they will be sati-fed that th re is ro oargeralioa. Tt.y srr in James T. Tat 7t- comer of Gold S-rett aJ tie Aesme P. Jiawa's to Store, No.

H9 Fi-ilra-st, r. and oirM'anJ Mil, ky J4 IV 'c, Agent I the l'i iaie, at lirt Offc. 72 l-S Faj-eo Miret. New Yok, hcaa all orders a'wrd, fsw. frhil-lf BROOKLYN, N.

Insurance Companies, Hrookljii ire Insurance Co, Brooklyn, June 12, 1844. i the Annual EWlinn l.rlil nn the 3d inst. the follow ing gentlemen were unanimously elected Diiectors of this Company, for the ensu ing year: William Philip, Amos Willetf, John Smith, William Ellsworth, John Green, Samuel Smith, Losee Van Nostrand, Robert Bach, James Forbes, Willinm Joseph Sands, Nicholas R. Van Brunt, Paul Spoflord, Thomas I. Chew, Cyrus Srri'h Elisha llurlbut, James Van Nostrand, Abraham Van Pelt, Alexander Newman, John Dimon.

Thomns II. Redding. And at a subsequent meeting of the Board of Directors, WILLIAM ELLSWORTH was una nimously re-elected President for the ensuing rer' WM. A. THOMSON, Secretary, June 12 tf Office of tlie.I...

f. Iiitm-aiice Co. iVo. 41 Fulton Bt. HllOOKLVN, 1 the annual election held on the I3lh inst, the folowing gentlemen weie elected Di rectors of this Company for the ensuing, year, viz DIRECTORS.

Benj. W. Dclamater, Henry Young, Peter Morton, Joseph Sprague. William S. Packer, Isaac Hyde, Jr.

Thug. W. Binleall, John A Loit, James Sheldon, Daniel A. Robbins, Thomas Bnylis, Smith Wood hull, George S. (lowland, Amos P.

Stanton, Charles E. Bill, Robert T. Hicks, R. V. W.

Thome, Samuel Oakley, George B. Fisk, roderiek Marquand, Hot ace Br iwn, John S. Wily, Charles J. Taylor, Neziah Wright, Peter C. Cornell, At a subsequent meeting of the Board, B.

W. DELAMATER, was chosen President, for the ensuing year. E. C. INN, Secretary.

Brotklyn, May 14, 1844. mlulf American Fire In'e. Co. 40 Fulton street, Brooklyn. rpHIS COMPANY continues to take risks in I Brooklyn and its vicinity on as favorable terms as any other Insurance Company in the City of New-York or Brooklyn.

Capital, fc2.jO,OO0. DIRECTORS Robert Ainslie, Jonathan Thome, John Bows, James Bozrrt, James McBrair, Charles Ovcring Handy, John P. Nesmith, Daniel B. Fearing, Josmh Lane, Augustus Whi lock, William Whitewright, Cornelius McCoon, Caleb Swan, Philemon H. Frost, Thomas W.

Gale, David B. Keeler, Hugh Auchinclosj, R. M. Blatchford, Tarrant Putnam, Charles Williams, Thomas Taleston. ROBERT AINSLIE, Pres't.

John McBbaib, Sec't. RJ Terms made known on application to JAS. E. UNDERHILL, at the Agency Office, No. 40 Fulton street, Brooklyn.

Money to Loan on Mortgage, enquire of J. E. Underbill. jan 1U ly rot on fatai-aitee Company. GENCY, corner of Front and Jmiies streets, Brooklyn.

The subscriber having been appointed Agent for the above Company, will receive npplicnti ms nnd effect insurance on properly, in the city of Broukiynand country, upon the most favorable terms. All applications made at the office of MALBONE McCARTY, cor- ner rout and James will receive immediate attention, and policies obtained and left nt the residences of the nppliennts. R. MALBONE, Agent. SAM'L.

A. LAWRENCE, Pres't. LEWIS BENTON, Scc'y. July 25, 1844. Fire I Coinpaay, NO.

48 WALL STREET, Jones' Building. A'ew-York, ITTTLL make Insurance ngainst loss or damag; by fire, and also effect Insurance on propel- ty, in tba course of Inland Navigation and Tram-portalion, on the most favorable terms. directors. Valentine G. Hall, E.

R. Dihhlee William Whitewrght, Elias G. Drake, R. J. Hutchinson, William II.

Johnson, John II. Herton, Edmund ('enfold, Francis Butler, William F. Leggett, James B. Townsend, Charles Williams, Mai tin Huffman, Robert M. Strnt on, John Rankin, lonr.

ELIAS G. DRAKE, President. LrnBErs Chapman, Secretary. June 3 tf Howard Intiranre Coaipany. CAl'l I AL, S.i00,0(MI.

OJJice A'o. 54 Wall-street, Xtw-York. THE subscriber has been appointed AG EN? said Company, (in place of John Wheelwright, deceased,) to receive npplicalons and examine the property offered lor insuranci in the city of Brooklyn. Apjilicitionsmade at his residence No. 17 Lou-class street, or through the Post Ollice, or let at No.

21 Fulton street, or at No. 6 Squire's Biild-ins, Atlantic street, will be promptly altendei to. Policies obtained and delivered to the applictnts at their residence. JOS. L.

LORD, Ageat. May 9 tf Jefferftou Fire IiiMirniire Comaa-liev Aueiicj. jpHE Subscriber having been appointed for Brooklyn and Long Island, will conuiue to Insure buildines, furniture, gools, mercian. due, and vessels and cargoes, when in port, as low as any regular Insurance Cotn'vinv ia the city of New York. JOHN T.

HILDRET.L East Brrxkhn, Franklin Avenae, Not 80. May 1st, 1SI4-' ml-tf Catiii-t TlaKins A I rpilE subscriber respfctfully annonnres ICibc Jl inhabitants e.f Rror.alvn and i's vi'inityjhal altos). JOH.V CORN KIL. BrooWra, March 4 tf Miy 16, Ittlf A Railroad and Stage Lines, I.o.-m-lxl.'tufl Kail road, IN COX SECTION WITH BOSTON. THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT I A I RAIN wilHeave the depot at Brooklyn, 1 on i miMY, the Ulh or August, at 8 o'clock, A.

for Greenport, whence passengers will be taken to Stonington in the Sound steamer NARRAGANSETT, and proceed immediately to Boston. On the following dny the steamer NEW HAVEN will convey the passengers from Greenport to the N'Twich and Worcester Rail-road, and alternate in this manner until further notice. Passengers snd bagtagD will he received at the South Ferry, font of Whitehall street, until half.p.st 7 A. M. Baggage crates will go through to Boston on opened.

Tickets to be had at the South rry, New York side. Ro ms with seats for four persons, can be secured on the evening previous, at an extra charge as far as Greenport. Long-Island Railroad "COMPLETION and opening of theRoud from Brooklyn to Greennort, 9b miles. On and after Monday next, the Julv. ac commodation trains for the local business of the Island will run as follows, and at the annexed rates of fare, viz Leave BROOKLYN at 3 P.

every day (Sundays excepted) GREENPORT, and stop pine ai the lollowing places, viz Bedlord 12JCIS EastN. 124 Union ..181 Deer Park 88 Suffolk I2J flledlord .1 50 St. Manor. 1 75 Riverhead 2 00 Mi.lti tuck 2 0D Jamaica 25 Brushville 374 Branch 44 Hempstead 44 Ilicksville 5G Farmingdale. Southhold 2 12 Greenport 2 25 Re inning, leave GREENPORT depot for BttOUKLi at 5 A.

stopping at the interme diate places. The way train will run as follows, viz Leave Brooklyn at 9X A. M. for Hicksvile. 3 P.

M. thro' to Greenport 5 P. M. for Ilicksville. Jamaica at 8 A.

M. for Brooklyn. 3 P. M. for Ilicksville fc 7 A.

M. 2 P. M. for Hempstead JJrooklvn. ON SUNDAYS Leave Jamaica at 8, A.

M. and 4 3-4 P. for Brooklyn. Leave Brooklyn at 9, 1-2 A. M.

for Ilicksville, and 6, r. M. for Jamaica. Leave Hicksville and Hempstead at 3, 3-4, M. for Brooklyn.

ST The 3 o'clock trains from Brooklyn, and the morning trains from Greenport, will discon linue the following stops, East New York, Union Course, Brushville, Carll Place and West- bury. The above stops will be made by the way train to and from Hicksv lie. Light freight and packages taken by the passenger train. Freight to be paid in advance. The above arrangement afTords an opportunity for the residents of Sag Harbor and Greenport, and all other parts of the Island, to remain in New York five hours, and return home the same evening.

Boats leave the South Ferry, New York side, for Brooklyn, half an hour previous to the departure of the train--. Due notice wi'l be given of the connection of the Road with the Eastern lines to -ston. July 26, 1844. jy2Gdtf cejietkky, jl STAGE WILL LEAVE GOWANUS. Grccnuvod Cem ckry, 7 A.M.

1 P.M. FULTON FERRY. SOUTH FEtiRY. Monsion House Franklin House, 4' Van Orden's 8 a.m. 1 P.M.

8 a.m. 11p.m. 2 3 4 5 6 10" 3" ci 4 it 12" 5" 6" 7 A Stage will run from the above places every two hours during Sundays, and also every two hours on stormy days, commencing from Gowan-us at 7 o'clock, A. M. The Stage will be punctual nt the above stated hours.

The proprielor has endeavored to tnnks the best arrangements for visiting the Cemetery Grounds, which is a very pleasant resort. At W. HATFIELD'S Hotel, travellers may receive the best refreshments, and every thing else fir comfort and convenience. ID-Tickets 12J Cents. AN EXTRA STAGE which will accommodate 115 or 30 persons, will take parties at a reduced price, provided a sufficient number is obtained.

WM. HATFIELD, Proprietor. July 20, 18M. if r.iTnr;. GEORGE HALL, IIone, Hsii A ornamental Painter GL.1Z.IER GILDER.

NO. 98 CRANBERRY-STREET, Ey-Vcri door to the Exchange liuildinir, BROOKLYN. IT All orders in his line of business thankful! received, and promptly and neatly executed. April 7 II. Ac.

Casks American Yellow Ochre Jl' 75 bbls. Snani-h Bruwn lbs. Paiis Green 1000 lbs. Baltimore Chroma Yellow 500 lbs Baltimore Chrome Gree 1 100 cases Gli Ware, (green) 1' 0 doz. Fluid Ell act Sap-aparilla f.00 dox.

Military Shaving Cream 200 doz. Indthble Ink 500 dog i iliiz Powders 100 Reams fine Druggists Wrapping paper 600 doz. Cologne 10 dilltrent ki ids biV it t. Soda Powders For sale bv WM. BAILEY.

Apothecaries' Hall, comer of Sands and Faltra- siretts. Jan. 26 1 lsi or RROOKIl Pocket mid on Card. Copy of the Ute Cutrininn-rs al2iM I UtociHorj Star. PUBLISHED BY E.

B. BPOONKR E. H. TITUS. A'o.

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Orlando C. Forsyth, OPTICIAN, Manufacturer of Gold and Silrrr Spectacles, NO. 99 FULTON-STREET, BROOKLYN, L. I. May J6-tf Canton Tea Avciicy, NO.

116 FULTON -STREET, (Opposite Sands-street,) BROOKLYN. Also, all kinds of TEAS of the best qualities, nd COFFEES roasted every dav. Mrs. S. J.

RAWSON, Agent. May 12 tf ic. ctvMitiirrT, COUNSELLOR AT LAW and COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS No. 10 Front-street. jy24 ly IIard.

THE advertiser, who house is larger than his family requires, is desirous of taking a gentleman and his wife to hoard, the situation is pleasant, and about 3 minutes walk from the ferry; relerence exchanged. Address B. P. Brooklyn Post olfice. March f3 tf RiirltnV Patent More, FOR Parlors, Ollices.

Stores, manufactured and for sa onlv hy act9 tf GEO. A. PHILIP, 83 Fulton Wriippinv Paper. FOR SALE at the ollice of Hie Brooklyn Evening Mar: several hundred old Newspapers, suitable fur wrapping paper. Dec.

27 tf lIMorv of liOiis Isilmitl. THOMPSON'S History of Long Island for sale at the office of the rooklyn Evening Slnr in two volumes handsoncly ornamented with cuts Price $4 00. ocl9 tf Stoves Stoves Stove THOMAS FRAZ1ER is to be found at his old stand i. 59 Fulton street, Brooklyn, where can be had almost all kinds of COOKING and WARMING STOVESj a he intei.dssellini no stoves to customers but such as he is willing to warrant to perform as they are recommended The pi ices will be as low as can found in New York ir Brooklyn. Stoves of all kinds repaired at shoit notice.

sept 22 tf I linnipn! F.nmpq! I' "vppnsartnv iiiiKmnvi er Brass Liverpool Lamp- for Crerr'rr! Ci1 I at $4 50, the same as have former!) been sold foij $7, and warran ed equally as good. I I' I I M. A Rn formerly sold lor $5. Large 2 Burner Chandeliers for store windows at $13 50, formerly sold for $18. Genuine Chemical Oil at 50 cents per gallon, formerly sold for 75 cents, and warranted equal to any sold in New Tm it or Brooklyn.

A. PHILIP, 83 Fulton st. Br. oklyn. Camphiie Chemical Oil and Burning Fluid Lamp Glasses, Wicks te.

All the above war. ranted equal to any told in Brooklyn orN. York, or the money refunded. oct9 tf Wine and Uqiior Store. THOMAS H.

REDDING wholesale and retail Wine and Liquor Store, and Cordial Distillery, No. 74 Fulton street, opposite Market Brooklyn, where is constantly kept on hand a apply of the following articles, all of superior quality, and which will be sold on as reasonable terms at they can be purchased in New York. Brmudirt Otard, Champaigne, Cognac, Seig-ttnet and Bonrdeaui, ia pipes, halves and quarter. Rm Old Jamaica, New Orleans, and Santa Gin Holland Gin, London Dock, Meider wan, nd Pine Apple, Old Irish Wia Madeira, Sherry, Li-hm, Malar, Canary', port, MuseaL, Claret, Teneritle, St Loca, Mad. Wine, Sc.

Madeira, ia easka and bottles, hampaigne, of Cross bow, and other brands. AD kinds of domestic Lnuor, Cordwlt Ia Hogsheads Barrels and Kegs of KHiowiaf descriptions feppennint, Cherry, kapsberry. Aniseed, rub, Caiamns Xoran, of Stan, IWect Love Rose, Stra berry, Usquebaugh, Ci-BaitNm, Cloves. BtiUrt Hodces Ga Bitters Stoochtna. Bitters, I olambia Bitter.

Eeac of Peppermint. BnoUra, Jan U-m2awit in TO LET, about 30 Hon-es n.i prl of Houses he has resum-d the CX1ERT.1KIS; busies diiT rent psrts of the city of Rrookljn. confident that from the rxperient he FOR SALE, 20 Hnoses and Lns and 150 the business le can tire entire ti-raeant Iils verl Farms on Long Mnl and helmn to tbo who ar eIM upon to era loy New Jersey; CO Farms ia fw-a and -Uno oneof bis profesKia. Coffinsof rtny d'vnflion, e-onties from iO lo e1' etei and Caps nd a oiher apprndisr. to Lands in Michigan.

Indiaaa. other State. Faneral npi lid in the vt oiaon on 1 tl.e Hoa at HnF'ea iMi l1' lrm reasonable tenrs. t'r rrs receivril alNo. IT nnrT fNSM Si rroprrfj.j itj MidJa-h street, ttrrr door 10 th- rnrrol from la 1 10.000 I kaad at the Sar t'flice, 47 I t.

Price Cent. ApriJ 3-tf aai7-tf Broaiya, March 37, 15(1. Jiie 7 tf.